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Jun 10, 2021 · Someone stand that chair up! You see, me siento mal also means “I sit badly” in Spanish, and that is where the joke lies. Spanish Grammar Memes: Ser vs Estar
- Contents
- Unpopular Opinion Puffin
- Ridiculously Photogenic Guy
- Philosoraptor
- He Is My Shepherd
- Eating Habits
- In My Time…
- After Exercise
- Spongebob Explains
- Dinner Plans
Whenever you see El Puffin de Opiniones Impopulares, you know the message is going to challenge a popular opinion. No me gustan las pinturas de Frida Kahlo(I don’t like Frida Kahlo’s paintings)—gasp!
This meme was popular in English as well and translates directly into Spanish as Hombre Ridículamente Fotogénico. Damn this handsome b*stard! If a meme features Ridiculously Photogenic Guy, then you know something good happens due to his uncommonly good looks. Extra en una pelicula / gana un premio Oscar (Is an extra in a movie / wins an Oscar)
With the same title in English and Spanish, this pensive velociraptor is always sharing bizarre epiphanies and challenging things you thought you understood. ¿Qué pasaría si Pinocho dijera “Mi nariz crecerá ahora”? (What would happen if Pinocchio said, “My nose will grow now?”)
Some memes don’t belong to a pattern—some are uniquely hilarious. In this one, a street vendor slices delicious pastor-style meat from the spit for eager customers, because who doesn’t understand having a borderline religious passion for good street food? Él es mi pastor / Nada me faltará (He is my shepherd / I will lack nothing)
From the Facebook account Memeandocomes this meme that references some pop culture television. We’re often told to eat right, even as children, but it’s fair to say that Homer Simpson speaks some truth to many people. Sé inteligente, ¡come sano! / Comeré lo que quiera(Be smart eat healthy! / I will eat what I want)
We’ve all heard the “Back in my day…” spiel from older relatives and acquaintances. This meme from MemesBamsis about the current generation and their affinity for taking pictures in places others may not understand. En mis tiempos el baño era para cagar / No para tomarse fotos(In my day the bathroom was for sh*tting / Not for taking photos)
We all know how difficult it can be to convince ourselves to exercise. That’s why you deserve a nice reward after a good, long workout… Yo después de hacer 15 minutos de ejercicio en mi casa. / Me lo merezco(Me after doing 15 minutes of exercise at home. / I deserve it)
This meme perfectly describes the challenge you face when you have to explain a meme to someone who doesn’t understand, and doesn’t spend much time immersed in internet culture. Cuando te toca hacer todo un recuento histórico para explicarle un meme a alguien que no frecuenta internet(When you have to do a whole historical outline to explain a meme...
We’ve all either experienced or heard friends’ stories of awkward dating moments, but you gotta hope this guy is just ready with the dad jokes. Me lo he pasado genial, deberíamos cenar otra vez / Gracias, pero ya estoy lleno (I had a great time, we should have dinner again / Thanks, but I’m already full)
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1. El León Gringo: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish. El león gringo is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang. Translation.
May 21, 2019 · The Royal Spanish Academy is the official authority responsible for the Spanish language. Headquartered in Madrid it runs multiple language academies through the Association of Spanish Language Academies in the 21 other Spanish-speaking countries.The Academy began in the 18th century and has published dictionaries and grammar rule books, which have since been officially implemented across the ...
1. “Tengo miedo” One of the simplest and most common ways to say “I am scared” in Spanish is by using the phrase “Tengo miedo.” This phrase translates directly to “I am scared” or “I have fear.” It is widely understood across Spanish-speaking regions, making it a universal choice. Example: Tengo miedo de los perros. (I am scared of dogs.) 2.
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